Sentence examples for through a picture from inspiring English sources

Light came through a picture window overlooking the garden.

I am always suspicious of people who claim to fall in love through a picture.

There was light streaming through a picture window, tasteful art on the walls, white-upholstered Federal-style armchairs.

Elizabeth Bishop wrote a poem about looking through a picture book, but it is really about a voyage into pictures.

He made a motion to throw a chair through a picture window, but thought better of it.

As the service progressed, Gov. Romney took one of his grandkids, Johnny, on his lap and flipped through a picture book with him.

If your shoe boxes aren't see-through, take a picture of each pair.

Now, no sooner had we lived through a picture-worthy moment than we were reviewing it in the camera's L.C.D. screen.

We have spent the train journey debating the great Nick Broomfield conundrum (roughly: 'ground-breaking documentarian' versus 'egotistical smoothiechops') to no great conclusion, and are trundling through a picture-postcard Sussex village.

While a handful said they were pleased with the outcome, reading through them a picture develops of a generation angry about the direction the UK has taken.

At his booth, there was a horse cutout — you could stick your head through and get a picture taken.